Happy New Year everyone! And what a start to the year it has been. Hope you are refreshed from the Christmas break and raring to go with...

Garden News 24 May 2022 What to do in the garden this week? This week I share six top tips of timely jobs to do in the garden to keep on...

Garden News 30 April 2022 What to do in the garden this week? Sow herbs indoors and outside It is a great feeling to grow what you eat...

I was proud to be asked to speak via Zoom to 70 members of Fagus Gardening Club about 'Gardening for Wellbeing' on Monday 21 February...

I am absolutely thrilled to announce that I have been asked to join the phenomenal team at Garden News magazine to provide weekly content...

Winter is the perfect time to take stock of the garden and plot new projects. What grew well and what areas might need an edit? Our apple...

See my November gardening tips to give you lots of practical advice for the next few weeks gardening. November has arrived and the mild...

How on earth is it mid October? September seemed to disappear in a flash. Check out my October gardening tips and get the low down on...

Read my latest column in Garden News magazine September 2021 and see what I have been up to in the garden this month. Sun and rain,...

Well summer has brought many challenges, from drought to deluges. Some days have resembled a heatwave whereas others autumn. Plants have...

'How can I garden on a budget?' Read the full money saving article on the Richard Jackson Garden website. This article featured in the...

Proud to feature as Richard Jackson Garden Tuesday Top Tip. 'How can I make gardening a bit easier?' There is nothing worse than being a...

It has been a busy time in the garden. My main project is transforming our overgrown strawberry bed into a floral haven. I love...

Happy New Year everyone! Christmas and New Year have come and gone so now it is time to embrace 2018 and the winter garden. It is a great...

Ensure all tender plants are kept frost-free in a greenhouse, conservatory. cold frame or windowsill. You may need to fleece terracotta...

Continue to dead head flowers regularly to promote new blooms. Gardens will be full of seed heads. Sprinkle in border directly or collect...